Families have spent days at home due to COVID-19. The sudden life changes could cause tension and in some cases lead to abuse. Memphis police and a local family counseling agency are trying to help.
A former Collierville High School teacher sentenced to 21 years in prison five years ago for beating his wife nearly to death in their Germantown home has been denied parole for a second time.
After spending 36 days in the hospital, Detective Eugene Watlington was released from Regional One in Memphis and welcomed home with a heartwarming salute.
Memphis Police Department is in search of a suspect driving a silver vehicle who is believed to have shot a man Monday Night on Lochinvar Road near Millbranch Road.
The Tennessee Attorney General has ordered two men to stop buying and selling medical products after reports of price gouging surfaced amid the novel coronavirus pandemic.
In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, all in-person proceedings in the Juvenile Court of Memphis and Shelby County are suspended until Tuesday, March 31.
A 13-year-old boy and a 26-year-old man are each facing charges of negligent homicide following the shooting death of a juvenile in northeast Memphis Friday evening.
The Mississippi Department of Corrections says a 42-year-old inmate was found unresponsive Thursday afternoon during a security check at the Mississippi State Penitentiary’s Unit 30.
The Shelby County District Attorney General announced Tuesday, there are no charges warranted against officers that were involved in a fatal standoff back in 2018.
The school denied him entry at the front office, but soon after a student reported being approached by a stranger who asked for the easiest point of entry to the school.
TBI special agent Brian Fraley testified in court that when he interviewed Megan Boswell, she made several false statements, which he said cost investigators time during the investigation.
Two victims have been rushed to the hospital and a third victim is expected to be OK following a shooting in Hickory Hill, according to Memphis Police Department.
A U.S. immigration judge in Memphis has ordered a German citizen living in Tennessee to leave the country because of his service in Nazi Germany in 1945.
A shooter is on the run after firing several shots after a crash near I-240 and Getwell. Officers were called to the scene around 6:40 Thursday morning.
Controversy continues to swirl around Shelby County's embattled Director of Corrections, Anthony Alexander. A federal lawsuit recently filed against the county by a corrections employee makes claims of sexual harassment against Alexander and more.
A woman charged in the death of a pastor may soon know her trial date. Latoshia Daniels’ attorney, Leslie Ballin said there’s a possibility a trial date may be set at Daniels’ next court appearance.
The manager of a Mid-South wireless store tells WMC Action News 5 that he and his employees are scared after several other wireless stores were held up at gunpoint over the past week.
The Sullivan County Sheriff’s Office said they will continue to share updates in the search for Evelyn Boswell that are not related to documents sealed by a grand jury, and they pleaded with the public to stop sharing false information.
Court documents show Jonathan Johnson told police he and another man planned on robbing the apartment where Antonio Tucker was found shot to death in December 2019.
New details have been released on a murder investigation at a busy intersection of Memphis. Official reports reveal the killing stemmed from a car theft.
More local leaders are voicing public opposition to Governor Bill Lee's proposal to remove gun carry permits and make Tennessee a “constitutional carry” state.
According to District Attorney General Amy Weirich’s office, 30-year-old John Conner III must serve four years of sex offender probation after spending nine months in prison, and he must register as a sex offender for life.
The Catholic Diocese of Memphis has released a list of 20 priests who once served in west Tennessee “credibly accused of sexual misconduct involving minors.”
